Learn patience in pessimism through Ian Wayne’s new video Originally appeared on the 405, view archived article here. Pessimism infects people like disease. Its cousin, cynicism, can also have broad consequences, but coming from Brooklyn-based songwriter Ian Wayne, it feels more like melancholy. His recent album, A Place Where Nothing Matters, was saturated with both perspectives of the same feeling. In addition, the downtempo, deliberate … Continue reading
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Ian Wayne’s New Album is a Cynical Delight
Photo by Julian Master Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. The cynicism of Ian Wayne’s new album is evident from its title. A Place Where Nothing Matters is out today and deals with hopelessness and disinterest via unique songwriting that feels more like poetry than lyrics. This LP follows his lofi At Home EP from last summer, which itself was a reinvention of his career; he … Continue reading Ian Wayne’s New Album is a Cynical Delight
Listen to the musings of Ian Wayne on his new solo EP, At Home. His cat may not care about its quiet significance, but you should. Listen and purchase on Bandcamp. Source: SoundCloud / Ian Wayne Continue reading
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